Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-05-07
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

W. G. Hayes, of Tiffany. is in the city.
Judge Harlcc was in town Thursday.
w. II. Parker was down from Minot
Tuesday.
John Cryderman has hccn visiting rel
stives at River Falls, Wis.
Will ii. Clark, the Chicag" attorney,
eft for the east Thursday.
\. J. Stade, the Grand Harbor mcr-
chant, was in town "Wednesday.
Mrs. X. \. Percival and family re-
turned from Minnesota Monday.
Thos. Thorson, the county assessor,
was up from Bartlett Wednesday.
r. d. Hobbs, of Lincoln, Neb., is in
the city inspecting the land Office.
James Brittin came down from his
'rowncr county ranch Wednesday.
Sam Wineman's brother Mode is vis-
iting the northwestern metropolis.
Attorney Brooke has leased the build
ing next to Leo Bros. for an Office.
Judge l.. d. Dana has been in the city
most of the week on a land contest.
Mrs. Odcll, OF Aberdeen, ID. r., is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. c. w. Kelley.
Geo, Clapp's Capital is being rr'ittcd
and rcarranyed up and down stairs.
Billy Doll was down from Minot over
accompanied by Tom Collins.
Judge McClorys residence was re-
moved to east F0uth street Thursday.
II. j. Kelly of the Grand Forks Plain.
dealer, was in the city Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. W. A. Wilkes, mother of Mrs. A
b. Bennett, arrived from Buffalo Thurs
day.
John II. Simrall came down from the
hower-decked hills Of Bottincau Wcdnes
day.
]. H. Smith, the Crary merchant, droy,
up Wednesday with a new horse and
buggy.
The Lakeyiew hotel was formally
opened Thursday with a sumptuous
dinner.
Messrs. Percival, Dodd, Hamilton ant
Moen have planted trees in front of thei
residences.
w. d. Mann, formerly in the drug bus
mess at Minnewaukan, was in the cit.
Wednesday.
Ed A. Gowran, cashier Of the Mcr
chants National, came up from the Fork
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. II. Moen are tho happ.
parents of fine boy, who arrived Thurs
day morning.
Major Bates and his secretary, L. /
Violland, have been inspecting TT. Tot
ten this week.
Kelly avenue business houses ar
greatly improved by those handsom
new awnings.
Until further notice, evening scrvi
ccs at the Presbyterian church will b
held at S o'clock
Judge Romeo Bodcn has sown 100 acre
of wheat and reports the ground in ex
cellent condition.
Mrs. Chas. T.. Springer has returne
from her extended visit in Kansas, AN
Charlie is happy.
Comstock & White spent Sunda
among their townsitcs on the front, am
went east Monday.
Warner t. Stoltze will establish lumbe
and fuel depots in all the principal town
west to Great Falls.
George Treat came in from the from
to see Sam Dodd. George was with Sal
| when he broke his leg.
VIM. Bradshaw, Of Towner COUNTY
and Miss Close, of Canada, were marie
at Minnewaukan last week.
The Benham house dining room ha
been handsomely papered througho1
and looks "just like new
J. L. Richmond, clerk Of the court
Benson county, was over from Mime
waukan Thursday evening.
Richard Dinwoodie, one of the earl
residents of Bottineau county, has bee
in the city most of the week.
| George;W. Percival came up from S
Paul Monday. He gives an interestin
description of Sundays hail storm.
Chas. Pierson, Penn Armstrong All
Frank Wetherbee were among the con
mercial tourists in town this week.
!, C..L. Campbell, Of this city, will ope
branch law Office at Towner, with I
J. Kopperdahl as partner at that end.
Editor Nye, of the Churchs Ferry Sui
was in town Monday and reports bus
ness brisk in the Big Coulee metropolis
Work has commenced on the rink J.
Garner & Cleveland, and it will soon
remodeled into more slightly structur
j A petition has been sent to Washing